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| 40 | 78 | View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, one of the traitors, a lovely traitress, now lay chained in an alcove in this very tavern. |
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| 40 | 75 | The seizure of these materials in Torcadino, which had been serving as a Cosian depot for the invasion force, had been the prime objective of Dietrich in taking the city, he hoping then to forestall the Cosian advance and give Ar time to prepare itself for war. |
| 40 | 76 | As it had turned out, however, Ar had sent her major forces northward, had failed to relieve the siege at Ar's Station, and then, supposedly pursuing the Cosian expeditionary force in the north, which had destroyed Ar's Station, had come to disaster in the delta. |
| 40 | 77 | These things would not have been possible without treachery in Ar. |
| 40 | 78 | Indeed, one of the traitors, a lovely traitress, now lay chained in an alcove in this very tavern. |
| 40 | 79 | Dietrich had hoped to give Ar time to arm, that she might counterbalance the forces of Cos, thus preventing the ascendancy of a single mighty force on the continent, an eventuality which, in his opinion, would have threatened the existence of the free companies, among which was his own, one of the largest and finest. |
| 40 | 80 | "But what of the tunnel?" asked a fellow. |
| 40 | 81 | "What of Dietrich, and his men?" asked another. |